ArticleIranian journal of biotechnology2016
Differential Expression of the Alpha S1 Casein and Beta-Lactoglobulin Genes in Different Physiological Stages of the Adani Goats Mammary Glands.
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Abstract
backgroundMilk proteins genes have been the focus of the researches as the candidate target genes that play a decisive role when animal breeding is desired.
objectivesIn the present study, the transcriptional levels of Beta-lactoglobulin ( MATERIALS AND
methodsThe breeding values of the animals were estimated first by applying multi-trait random regression model. Using the biopsy gun, the mammary gland samples were taken and real-time PCR was applied to search the expression of the genes. Fixed factors of the model were the breeding value groups, sampling times and their interactions.
resultsThe interactions were significant for both genes. At milking time, the high breeding value group exhibited more transcriptional levels for
conclusionsA difference in the gene expression was observed between the two groups which indicate the change in the nucleotide sequence for transcription factor binding sites, or miRNA binding sites, otherwise in the coding regions. Therefore, the variations in the coding and promoter regions of this gene should be investigated in the further studies.
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